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PC
Simulation: Flight
| Viewed: | 3D First-person / Third-person | Genre: | Simulation: Flight |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Aerosoft | Soft. Co.: | Aerosoft |
| Publishers: | Aerosoft
(GB) |
Released: | 14 May 2010
(GB) |
Summary
The Malè Atolls, part of the Maldives islands is one of those places you really should visit. It’s stunningly beautiful and an ideal location to relax.
Details:Covering more than 4,000 sq km the North and South Malè Atolls are huge, but the actual area of usable land is minute, and most holiday resorts are actually built on the water. It was also sadly missing in FSX, something one of our best designers solved with Maldives X, The Malè Atolls.
Even when the weather outside is dark and grim, these islands will bask in glorious sunshine on your screen. As you explore the many islands in a sea plane (or even better, an amphibian like our Twin Otter or Catalina), you will see why this has been such a popular holiday destination for those who could afford it. But do take care, when the weather takes a turn for the worst, the lack of navigation stations means you could easily miss an island you were heading for, and find yourself lost over the Indian Ocean. Of course you first need to get to the islands and that means a long distance flight from any of the many airports world-wide that have direct connections to this very strange airport that has an island of its own!
Features: Covers the main islands of the Maldives. Malè International airport in great detail. Hundreds of lagoons and islands to explore. All tourist locations included. Very good frame rates. High definition chart included. Ideally suitable for amphibian aircraft.
Details:Covering more than 4,000 sq km the North and South Malè Atolls are huge, but the actual area of usable land is minute, and most holiday resorts are actually built on the water. It was also sadly missing in FSX, something one of our best designers solved with Maldives X, The Malè Atolls.
Even when the weather outside is dark and grim, these islands will bask in glorious sunshine on your screen. As you explore the many islands in a sea plane (or even better, an amphibian like our Twin Otter or Catalina), you will see why this has been such a popular holiday destination for those who could afford it. But do take care, when the weather takes a turn for the worst, the lack of navigation stations means you could easily miss an island you were heading for, and find yourself lost over the Indian Ocean. Of course you first need to get to the islands and that means a long distance flight from any of the many airports world-wide that have direct connections to this very strange airport that has an island of its own!
Features: Covers the main islands of the Maldives. Malè International airport in great detail. Hundreds of lagoons and islands to explore. All tourist locations included. Very good frame rates. High definition chart included. Ideally suitable for amphibian aircraft.